Could be a number of things, do the obvious and check battery leads are ok. i would check all electrical connections are good (unplug/reconnect), check all screw connections are tight, clean with electrical contact cleaner all spade connectors. Have a look at relays where possible, perhaps a winding is breaking down.
If you have a portable radio turn it on and place it near the running engine, if there are any shorts it will create a lot of interference (any arcing transmits a wide band radio signal and also can cause a lot of current resistance).
If your really unlucky it could be the replacement alternator. In the "good old days" you could do your own referb' :- diode pack, new brushes and nose bearing.
Sorry cant be of more help, i guess you will have to break out the multi-meter and start doing point to point checks for continuity.
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